“This isn’t some tabloid story about serial killers. You live in a small town, and most of the people who were there that night still live here too, and there is a lot of pain from that time that never went away for any of us,” (Jones 121).
In August 1999, popular cheerleader Clarissa Campbell disappears from a bush party outside her rural town of Oreville, Washington. After that night Clarissa is never seen or heard from again, even after the police question her friends, family, teachers, and boyfriend. Because of her beauty the mystery of her disappearance takes hold of the country, with some true crime fans believing she may be hiding out somewhere or was maybe even abducted by Sasquatch. Even then there are no leads and no body, but twenty years later best friends Blair and Cameron are determined to solve the case. The two start a podcast for their journalism class and start conducting interviews of their own, stumbling upon dark secrets their small-town would rather keep buried, and people who will do anything to keep them hidden. Continue reading
Sarah O'Connor 